Johannes Stähli (1778-1861) Study Of Trees Swiss School
Artist: Johannes Stähli (1778-1861)
Johannes Stähli (1778-1861) Study of trees, black chalk on brown paper, 44 x 29 cm, signed on the reverse "Stahli".
Born on 29.11.1778 in Brienz and died on 24.10.1861 in Habkern. Stähli was first a goatherd, he was then trained by a painter from Brienz. In 1806 he participated in the Zurich Salon. 1807, was sent to Rome with the painter J.-G. Vollmar to improve his training. 1809: he returns to Switzerland. Until the end of the 1820s, worked in German-speaking Switzerland; then leaves for Geneva. Watercolorist and landscape painter. He also works in the canton of Vaud and Chamonix. The Pictet family from Geneva financed a trip to England and Scotland.
Born on 29.11.1778 in Brienz and died on 24.10.1861 in Habkern. Stähli was first a goatherd, he was then trained by a painter from Brienz. In 1806 he participated in the Zurich Salon. 1807, was sent to Rome with the painter J.-G. Vollmar to improve his training. 1809: he returns to Switzerland. Until the end of the 1820s, worked in German-speaking Switzerland; then leaves for Geneva. Watercolorist and landscape painter. He also works in the canton of Vaud and Chamonix. The Pictet family from Geneva financed a trip to England and Scotland.
230 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Paper
Width: 29
Height: 44
Reference (ID): 1347560
Availability: In stock
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